The Power of Choice

Résumé du livre

Michael C. Hyter is President and CEO of the Executive Leadership Council, a membership organization for Black CEOs, board directors, and senior executives. He was previously Chief Diversity Officer at the global consulting firm Korn Ferry, and he also headed its Washington, DC, office. He is the coauthor of The Power of Inclusion.

Psychologist Anders Ericsson’s research highlights how external factors, such as birth dates relative to youth league cutoffs, can significantly influence success in areas like soccer, often mistaken as purely talent-driven. This insight extends to broader lessons about failure and mindset. Viewing failure as feedback rather than a limitation fosters growth through a capacity-building mindset. Similarly, overcoming low expectations in the workplace requires focusing on what you can control, honing skills, and building confidence. Strong professional relationships, as seen in Darnell’s conflict resolution efforts, are built on shared interests and mutual understanding. Choosing to be influential, as demonstrated by the young supervisor who joined a committee, begins with taking opportunities to contribute and lead. Eduardo’s experience as a minority in a new environment underscores the importance of stepping out of one’s comfort zone to build trust and connections. Finally, Germaine’s story emphasizes the need for clear goals to ensure hard work translates into meaningful progress. Together, these lessons form a foundation for personal and professional growth, setting the stage for the next chapter.

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